#native americans

Hey everybody! Listen up! We don’t have to worry about the name Washington Redskins offending Native Americans anymore because 68-year-old Joe Theismann has spoken to a few of them and, according to him, they’re all good with the nickname. When asked about the Redskins potentially changing their

Last week I discussed my skepticism about the Trump Administration’s plan to replace some SNAP benefits with boxes of 100% American-grown commodities. NPR’s The Salt is skeptical for a different reason: the experience of Native Americans with the Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations

An Apsaroke Mother And Child, 1908 source Sioux Chiefs, 1905 source A Kwakiutl Shaman Performs A Religious Ritual, 1914 source A Tewa Girl, 1906 source A Group Of Navajo In The Canyon De Chelly, Arizona, 1904 source A Koskimo Man Dressed As Hami (“dangerous Thing”) During A Numhlim

Image by: Jedidja By James Reubin About three years ago, I left my country to start a new life with my wife. Aside from keeping myself updated with the currency exchange rate, I’ve also made it a point to always check the current events. In May of this year, they elected a new president. From […]

Native American Girl In Traditional Dress Marcia Pascal, Half-cherokee, Daughter Of U.s. Army Officer George W. Paschal, 1880s Native American Girl, 1870-1900 Hattie Tom, Apache, 1899, By Frank A. Rinehart Gertrude Three Finger, Cheyenne, 1869-1904, By William E. Irwin Elsie Vance